Emerging Scholars join CITP’s community of tech and society researchers- Princeton Engineering
Three recent university graduates joined Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy this fall as the inaugural class of Emerging Scholars, a program aimed at helping people start careers that combine technology and public policy.
Klaudia Jaźwińska, Kenia Hale and Christelle Tessono have joined Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy as the inaugural class of Emerging Scholars. Photo by David Dooley/Fotobuddy A computer scientist and artist. A data journalist. A former intern in the Canadian Parliament. Three recent university graduates with these diverse backgrounds joined Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP) this fall as the inaugural class of Emerging Scholars, a program aimed at helping people start careers that combine technology and public policy. The Emerging Scholars program p
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